What was your favorite scene in the book?

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daswanky wrote: 30 Nov 2017, 11:24 The IQ test was hilarious
I like funny moments in general. This one was good
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daswanky wrote: 30 Nov 2017, 11:24 The IQ test was hilarious
The reactions were definitely humorous.
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Medha Jha wrote: 30 Nov 2017, 03:41 scare from dolphin was my fav..
Several readers seemed to really enjoy the dolphin scenes. :)
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Christina Rose wrote: 30 Nov 2017, 23:16
Medha Jha wrote: 30 Nov 2017, 03:41 scare from dolphin was my fav..
Several readers seemed to really enjoy the dolphin scenes. :)
Including me.. Yay.. i like dolphins :)
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We could say that the old adage about "ignorance could not be hidden" held true for Jennifer, because she has proven that the opposite works as well, she has managed to hide her superior intelligence.
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My favorite scene is when Jennifer encountered the dolphin in the sea.
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I liked the scenes at the start of the book where Jennifer and her team escape the 30th century and Jennifer lands on the island. It was interesting reading about an advanced human being with increased mental and physical capabilities surviving alone on an isolated island.
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The IQ test episode is a standout!
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My favorite scene was the beginning where they sent the teams into the past. I find the whole concept of time travel fascinating and wish there had been more of this in the book.
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My favorite part was when the two woman went fishing and caught a huge catch.
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I liked the start of the book best. It was good science fiction. The science fiction part was lost in much of the rest of the book.
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Honestly, there are too many cute and interesting scenes. Ugh, I can't really pick.
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The IQ test is a good one.
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I thought the scene at the archeological dig after the cave in was interesting. Keeping her young friend busy making new discoveries while waiting to be rescued was entertaining. The danger and edge were there, but Jennifer's cool intellect won out. There were many other instances but this is my favorite.
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Bluecobia wrote: 05 Dec 2017, 14:58 I liked the start of the book best. It was good science fiction. The science fiction part was lost in much of the rest of the book.

That was my favourite part as well. The author did a pretty good job explaining it and I wish he'd had more of it in the book.
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